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Apple Rebrands 'iPhone Dev Center' as 'iOS Dev Center'


In an unsurprising move, Apple has rebranded its developer program and portal for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch as the iOS Dev Center. The change from its previous "iPhone Dev Center" name follows a similar shift in the name of the device...

Apple iOS 4.2 Readies the iPad for Work

With multitasking, shared files, and wireless printing, Apple's 4.2 iOS upgrades iPad for business use.

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Skyfire submits iPhone browser for App Store approval, we wait for the Flash to hit the fan

Skyfire submits iPhone version of browser for App Store approval, we wait for the Flash to hit the fan
There was a time when Skyfire on Windows Mobile meant full Flash all the time. The 2.0 version on Android reigned that in a bit, really only supporting Flash video and little else, something Android 2.2 users no longer need to worry about. iOS users, however, do still spend their days ruing websites with such content, and so that's the market Skyfire is targeting next. The company has submitted a version of the browser for App Store approval, transcoding Flash video such that the phone only sees HTML5, with content coming in over H.264 adaptive streaming. As such, video is said to be compressed an average of 75 percent, in theory allaying any concerns about this thing being a bandwidth hog. In other words: there's no reason for this to not be approved, right? Right! However, something tells us things may not be so easy...

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Skyfire submits iPhone browser for App Store approval, we wait for the Flash to hit the fan originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:44:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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What HDR means for iPhone photos

iOS 4.1 adds an HDR (high dynamic range) option to the iPhone's built-in Camera app. The results are subtly improved and realistic looking photos.

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Review: PongVaders: Episode 1 for iPhone

Aliens have taken over the center of your screen and are intent on destroying Earth. Using your square, tennis-like paddles, you and a partner (the game is multiplayer only) must work together to deflect any missiles the aliens throw at our homeworld.

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Upgrade Your old iPod with Rockbox

If you are tired of trying to keep up with Apple’s new iPod releases, upgrade your old iPod for free with Rockbox. Rockbox allows you to upgrade your aging iPod with new themes, fonts, games, and more.

Rockbox is a replacement firmware for the iPod, iriver, Cowon, and many other devices. What the firmware does is extends the functionality and features of your current digital music player.

Installing Rockbox

The first thing to do is download the Rockbox utility from their website.

Rockbox provides prebuilt binaries for Windows, OS X, and Linux so just download the one you need and run the program. The first time the software loads you will need to plug in your iPod and autodetect the model. If you know the model you can also browse to a mounted drive and then just select your model from the provided list.

Note: You may need administrative rights on the computer you are running the utility from to write to USB devices.

Installation is a one click affair. Simply click the complete installation button and the latest files will be downloaded and installed onto your iPod.

Note: The installation will not erase all of the music and pictures you have on your device. If everything works the way it should, it will simply replace the bootloader and add its own OS files where needed.

Once Rockbox is installed you can install any optional playback themes from the built in theme installer.

Or you can also install fonts or games from the Rockbox utility.

Using Rockbox

Once everything is installed, disconnect your iPod and reboot it. It should automatically load Rockbox. Usability of the iPod should be fairly the same with one of the big differences is now you will have some more utilities and menus. You can browse for pictures and music from the files browser or if you have your music tagged you can also use the database browser.

You can change the theme to one of the ones you installed by going to system -> themes and selecting the theme you want. The menu should change automatically and you will also notice the new theme during playback.

Some of the extra utilites are found under the plugins menu. If you go into that menu you will find any additional software and games you installed.

Of course, the option to play Doom is there if you installed the games option in Rockbox utility, and have a supported device. You will have to figure out how to actually control playing on your own.

Uninstalling Rockbox

If you want to switch back to the default OS that came with your iPod you can hold the menu+select button (menu+play on some devices) to hard reset the iPod. Once the iPod starts to boot again turn on the hold switch and the original OS will load.

If you actually want to remove Rockbox completely then you can go back to the Rockbox utility and just click uninstall.

So next time you are tempted to throw out your perfectly working old iPod because Apple told you it would be a good idea, try out Rockbox. It may have the missing apps you were looking for.

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Mercedes-Benz updates mbrace app with fancy pants 'Concierge' service

Mercedes-Benz just announced a new app that connects its in-car navigation systems with its customers' iPhones. Mbrace version 2.0 still lets drivers unlock their vehicles and, more importantly, find it in a crowded parking lot while adding location-based personal assistance ranging from entertainment, restaurant, directions, and traffic updates via Mercedes-Benz's Concierge service -- assuming you're are an mbrace PLUS customer. Destination information is then fired off directly to your in-vehicle navigation system to get you there. The updated app also includes enhanced Roadside Assistance that transmits the driver's location whenever a call is initiated. Think OnStar with a posh European accent.

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Mercedes-Benz updates mbrace app with fancy pants 'Concierge' service originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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How to Create a Mobile Version Of Your WordPress Blog

Would you like to make your blog look great on all devices, not just computers?  Smartphones and other mobile devices are increasing in popularity, so here’s how you can make sure your blog looks great no matter what people are reading it on.

WordPress is a great tool for creating a blog or traditional website for your business, organization, or simply to share pictures with family and friends.  You can make a free blog on WordPress.com, and if so, your blog will already be ready for most modern mobile device browsers.  Here’s our test WordPress.com site in Mobile Safari; WordPress.com automatically gave it an iOS style theme that’s easy to use on mobile devices.

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However, if you want to tweak WordPress and make your site just like you want, you’ll need to use the Self-hosted WordPress.org.  If you’ve created a new WordPress site on your own server or hosting service manually or using an auto-installer such as Softaculous, you may be disappointed that your site looks the same on mobile browsers as it does on your computer.  This makes it difficult to use on small screens.

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Thankfully, you can easily get the same iOS style theme on your blog for free with the WPtouch plugin.  Login to your WordPress Dashboard, and select Add New under Plugins on the left side menu.

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On this page, enter WPtouch in the search box.

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Now install and activate the plugin as normal.

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Your site will now have a nice theme that works great on modern smartphones and other mobile devices, but will still show your own normal theme to visitors using computers.  If you’d like to preview how your new mobile theme looks on an iPhone, check out our article on Testing Mobile Websites in Safari for Windows.

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Tweak WPtouch Settings

WPtouch works fine without any tweaking on most sites, but if you’d like, you can customize your mobile site and tweak WPtouch’s settings to get it working just like you want.  To do this, click WPtouch under Settings on the left menu.

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Here you can tweak many settings, including the mobile theme’s background, fonts, icon, and more.

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You can also add Google Analytics and Adsense to your mobile site, so you can monetize your traffic and know how many visitors you’re getting.  If you need to find you Google Analytics code, here’s how you can quickly find it.

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You may need to tweak settings in other WordPress plugins, including WP Cache and W3 Cache, to make them work with WPtouch, so be sure to check the list at the bottom of the settings page.

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Here’s Techinch.com with a customized logo, menu, and background using WPtouch.  Now your site looks just like you want, on PCs and mobile devices.

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Withings, the Paris-based company behind the famous tweeting wifi body scale, has just scored 3 million euros from French VC firm, Ventech. It's the company's first round of funding and will be used primarily for the development of 2 new products, which should come out within the next 6 months. For anyone who isn't already familiar with the company's first product, the tweeting wifi body scale, it's a terrific wifi-connected device that tracks your weight. May sound simple but it can recognize up to 8 users and allows you to transfer your weight information to a computer, iPhone or iPad - which is where the Tweeting comes from, obviously. The product launched officially last year on June 25 goes for €129 in France and is a great little way to track a fitness program or diet.

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The new iPod Touch commercial song

Apple has released a new iPod touch that has all the great features of the iPhone 4 (minus cell), and along with any new iPod release comes a new commercial. The newest iPod touch commercial is called “All kinds of fun” and it shows the iPod touch shooting video, in FaceTime calls, and using other [...]

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Philips and O'Neill launch durable headphones -- shaka bra!

In what amounts to yet another co-branding marketing kerfuffle, Philips and O'Neill have teamed up on a foursome of so-called durable headphones. The Stretch headphones (pictured) are the toughest of the bunch, constructed from an ultra-durable, temperature-resistant, and awesome-sounding material called TR 55LX that boasts a surface hardness six times greater than the polycarbonate stuff found in most headphones. The Snug series boasts "bold graphics" and can fold flat, while the in-ear Covert buds brings an iPhone controller. Last, and apparently least, is the "stylish" Specked with tangle free cord. Amazing. All are said to have been tested by the "toughest O'Neill team riders." As proof, O'Neill is trotting out Jeremy Jones, Mark Mathews, and Ane Enderud to promote its new gear, presumably because they want to and not because they are contractually obligated under the terms of their respective high-paying sponsorships. Needless to say, these headphones aren't for you if you don't know who these people are or you lack the fragile hipster ego required to wear them. No prices were announced, but you can expect them to match the "premium" description when these arrive for retail in Europe and the US sometime this month.

We did give Stretch a go for a quickie ears-on, and honestly, while the cloth cord was a nice touch and they do seem to be super rugged, we'd prefer that the team paid a bit more attention to the sound quality than the finish.

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Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good.

Are you addicted to Twitter? Do you have an iPad? Even if the answer to both is no right now, after you see Twitter for iPad, those answers are going to change quickly. Yes, the wait is over. Launching tonight in the App Store is Twitter for iPad the first official native iPad app from the company. We all knew it was coming (Twitter even said so a few months ago), but it has been a long wait. It was definitely worth it. Like most people, I wander into hyperbole from time to time. But it has now been a few days since I first played with Twitter for iPad, and I still think it is hands-down the best iPad app out there. Its that good. With all due respect to Reeder, Instapaper, Flipboard, and Pulse, this is now going to be my go-to app for just about everything related to reading news. Its simply such a great experience for reading tweets and more importantly, reading the links your friends share. What Twitter (and developer Loren Brichter specifically) has done is create an amazing user experience for reading information. This is thanks to an intuitive user interface that layers on top of itself. So, for example, if I click on a link in my tweet stream, Ill have a new layer that rolls over to show that webpage in a customized browser window. If youve used Flipboard, its somewhat similar, but better because its much easier to go back to where ever you previously were before you clicked the link. You simply swipe something to the side to move it temporarily or swipe it again to get it off the screen (in portrait mode anyway, where theres less space). Something else thats awesome: when you highlight a tweet by clicking on it, its now pinned to the top or bottom of the screen as you scroll through your stream. This is great if its something you want to reference. A lot of thought has been put into these type of saving state actions within this app. Its simple to save a draft and go back to it, for example (much easier than with Twitter for iPhone). Or to reference one of these pinned tweets in your own tweet. There are also some great new gestures that Twitter came up with for this app. For example, if you pinch-outward on a tweet, it will unfold to show you more information about the Twitter user. Better may be the way you can swipe down with two fingers on any tweet to see a full conversation in context. Its the little things like this that make the app great Apple-like, even. Overall, the app looks and feels quite a bit different from Twitter for iPhone (which Twitter built from Tweetie Brichters client that they acquired earlier this year). But Twitters Leland Rechis assures me its using all the same stuff on the backend. In fact, Twitter is now a universal app meaning its one app that will work on both the iPhone and iPad, it will just look different depending on which device youre using it on. Rechis also says Twitter started experimenting with some newer things on the iPad version that havent yet been brought to the iPhone version, butundoubtedlywill. A great example here is that when you click through to a users profile page, youll see at the bottom a list of users similar to that user that you may like to follow. Rechis also notes the importance of the logged-out view something Twitter worked on before the iPhone version launch. Twitter wants to make the service as useful as possible to people even if they dont have an account. The idea, of course, is that theyll hopefully sign up for one and this app may give them the most reason to yet. When logged out, youll be able to see tweet streams based on hot topics. Tweets in general are not just what Im doing, they have an incredible amount of metadata, Rechis says speaking to why they created this layering idea for the app. Almost 25 percent of all tweets now have a link in them, he says. This app is perfect for those tweets, and content consumption and exploration in general. Rechis notes that one of his favorite things about tablets is how they eliminate window management. At the same time, you need some way to manage all this information. He notes that Brichters original concept was stacks of sheets of paper that you quickly shuffle through. Other members of Twitter including Rechis refined that idea and the end result is Twitter for iPad. Thats 750 words about the app but you really just need to see it, and use it. It will definitely be my go-to way to browse Twitter from now on. Its that good.

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iTunes 10 (with Ping) mercifully becomes available for download (update: iOS 4 has Ping, too)

Sure, they said it would be available immediately, but they lied. Now, the lie has become the truth, and the truth is just a fleeting dream, caught in between worlds we can't hope to understand, let alone grasp. Meaning: go download iTunes 10 with Ping.

Update: We've added direct download links below. Thanks commenters!

Update 2: A word of warning -- if you activate Ping, it will potentially make all of the nasty reviews you've written available for the world to see. So now they'll know who panned their recording debut and ruined their career.

Update 3: Got an iPhone? Ping may have magically appeared in your iTunes app, ready to help you wax introspective on the go. [Thanks, Kruze]

iTunes 10 (with Ping) mercifully becomes available for download (update: iOS 4 has Ping, too) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 01 Sep 2010 21:53:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Apple's Answer To Xbox Live Launches Next Week

#apple Friends lists, matchmaking, and a unified multiplayer gaming experience come to the iPhone in next week with the release of Apple's Game Center in iOS 4.1. More

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Twitter for iPad review

It's no secret that Twitter for iPhone (née Tweetie) is often regarded as the gold standard for mobile apps -- it blends functionality, performance, and usability together with a dash of playful quirkiness that works so well Twitter just bought the app and hired developer Loren Brichter in back in April. That delayed the release of an iPad version, but Twitter's finally come through -- and as you'd expect, Twitter for iPad does things just as uniquely as its sister apps on the iPhone and Mac. In fact, we'd go so far as to say a few of its interface conventions will become as commonplace as slide-to-refresh, which was first introduced in Tweetie for iPhone -- but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Read on for more!

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The daily roundup: here's what you might've missed

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Sep 1st 2010 | 71 Articles
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/hp-wireless-tv-connect-streams-1080p-video-picks-up-where-intel/
12:03 am
50 Comments
HP Wireless TV Connect streams 1080p video, hits Intel WiDi where it hurts
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/hp-mini-210-and-mini-5103-officially-announced-with-dual-core-at/
12:01 am
30 Comments
HP Mini 210 and Mini 5103 officially announced with dual-core Atom power
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/hp-unleashes-envy-17-3d-hp-envy-14-beats-edition-and-specially/
12:01 am
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HP unleashes Envy 17 3D, HP Envy 14 Beats edition and specially-cooled Pavilion dm3
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/augen-planning-its-next-generation-of-tablets-not-giving-up-wit/
2:09 am
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Augen planning its next generation of tablets, not giving up without a fight
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/corsair-sails-into-gaming-headset-waters-with-noise-isolating-hs/
1:14 am
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Corsair sails into gaming headset waters with noise-isolating HS1 cans
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/playstation-move-review/
3:01 am
196 Comments
PlayStation Move review
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sony-slims-down-speeds-up-and-adds-touch-to-its-entire-reader/
3:00 am
68 Comments
Sony slims down, speeds up, and adds touch to its entire Reader family
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/motorola-defy-android-2-1-goes-rugged-with-water-dust-and-scra/
4:00 am
87 Comments
Motorola Defy: Android 2.1 goes rugged with water, dust and scratch resistance
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/motorola-milestone-2-arrives-720p-hd-video-android-2-2-and-mo/
4:00 am
114 Comments
Motorola Milestone 2 arrives, 720p HD video, Android 2.2, and Motoblur Enhanced in tow
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/htc-peep-cooked-served-a-lorange-by-twitters-new-authenticati/
3:46 am
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HTC Peep cooked, served a l'orange by Twitter's new authentication scheme
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/orange-hd-voice-service-and-handsets-go-live-in-the-uk-we-go-ea/
4:39 am
72 Comments
Orange HD Voice service and handsets go live in the UK, we go ears-on (video)
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ps3-homebrew-jailbreak-released-into-the-wilds/
5:42 am
190 Comments
PS3 homebrew jailbreak released into the wilds
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/creatives-new-gaming-headset-can-tell-up-from-down/
5:30 am
29 Comments
Creative's new gaming headset can tell up from down
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/were-live-from-ifa-2010/
7:00 am
51 Comments
We're live from IFA 2010!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/xf105-and-xf100-canons-smallest-professional-camcorders-yet/
6:29 am
29 Comments
XF105 and XF100: Canon's smallest professional camcorders yet
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/lg-teases-worlds-thinnest-2-9mm-oled-television-other-goodie/
7:59 am
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LG teases world's thinnest (2.9mm) OLED television, other goodies ahead of IFA
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sprint-adds-boston-daytona-beach-and-providence-to-its-4g-cover/
7:23 am
68 Comments
Sprint adds Boston, Daytona Beach and Providence to its 4G coverage map
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/boxee-box-qwerty-remote-hits-the-fcc-its-innards-splayed-asunde/
8:57 am
35 Comments
Boxee Box QWERTY remote hits the FCC, its innards splayed asunder
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/logitech-takes-its-wireless-z515-and-tethered-z305-speakers-on-t/
8:32 am
32 Comments
Logitech takes its wireless Z515 and tethered Z305 speakers on the road
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apples-fall-event-is-today-at-10am-pt-1pm-et-and-well-be-th/
10:13 am
204 Comments
Apple's fall event happens today at 10AM PT / 1PM ET, and we'll be there live!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/lenovo-launches-amd-packing-ideapad-u165-ultraportable-in-czech/
10:02 am
11 Comments
Lenovo launches AMD-packing IdeaPad U165 ultraportable in Czech Republic, nowhere else?
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/fujifilm-ships-second-gen-real-3d-camera-calls-it-w3/
9:43 am
17 Comments
Fujifilm ships second-gen Real 3D camera, calls it W3
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/viewsonic-viewpad-7-video-hands-on/
9:20 am
163 Comments
ViewSonic ViewPad 7 video hands-on
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/live-from-sony-ifa-2010-press-event/
11:04 am
46 Comments
Live from Sony IFA 2010 press event
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/microsoft-arc-touch-mouse-seriously-finally-officially-announ/
11:00 am
113 Comments
Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse seriously, finally, officially announced, doesn't ship until December
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/samsung-is-still-down-with-pmp-announces-yp-q3-and-yp-u6-player/
10:34 am
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Samsung is still down with PMP, announces YP-Q3 and YP-U6 players (video)
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sony-qriocity-on-demand-movie-service-extends-into-europe/
12:01 pm
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Sony Qriocity on-demand movie service extends into Europe, 'Music Unlimited' coming by year's end
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/the-apple-store-is-down-move-along/
12:00 pm
94 Comments
The Apple Store is down... move along
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sonys-new-s-frames-touching-down-with-avchd-video-playback/
11:51 am
10 Comments
Sony's new S-Frames touching down with AVCHD video playback
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sony-announces-bloggie-touch-pocket-video-camera/
11:48 am
44 Comments
Sony announces Bloggie Touch pocket video camera
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/htc-hd3-to-be-named-hd7-in-honor-of-windows-phone-7-launch-octo/
11:26 am
151 Comments
HTC HD3 to be named HD7 in honor of Windows Phone 7, launch October 18?
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-announces-ios-4-1/
1:08 pm
94 Comments
Apple announces iOS 4.1
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/Apple-ships-120-million-devices/
1:04 pm
68 Comments
Apple ships 120 million iOS devices since iPhone's launch
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sony-playstation-3-blu-ray-3d-update-due-in-october/
12:52 pm
16 Comments
Sony: PlayStation 3 Blu-ray 3D update due in October
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/live-from-apples-fall-2010-event/
12:52 pm
596 Comments
Live from Apple's fall 2010 event
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/3d-sony-vaio-landing-next-year-we-preview-the-prototype/
12:44 pm
18 Comments
3D Sony Vaio landing next year, we preview the prototype
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/sonys-head-units-xplod-into-the-infotainment-scene-with-tomtom/
12:38 pm
29 Comments
Sony's head units Xplod into the infotainment scene with TomTom GPS on in-dash screens
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-announcing-new-apple-tv/
1:52 pm
654 Comments
The new Apple TV for $99
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-announces-itunes-10/
1:39 pm
336 Comments
Apple announces iTunes 10 with Ping social network
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ipod-touch-gets-revamped/
1:30 pm
309 Comments
iPod touch gets revamped: retina display, FaceTime, HD video recording
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-claims-50-percent-of-portable-gaming-market-ipod-touch-o/
1:26 pm
266 Comments
Apple claims 50 percent of portable gaming market, iPod touch 'outsells Nintendo and Sony combined'
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-announces-redesigned-ipod-shuffle-brings-the-buttons-back/
1:24 pm
60 Comments
Apple announces re-designed iPod shuffle, brings the buttons back
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ipod-nano-redesigned/
1:24 pm
236 Comments
iPod nano redesigned: smaller, lighter, better and costing $149 for 8GB or $179 for 16GB
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/the-apple-ipod-275-million-customers-served/
1:22 pm
24 Comments
The Apple iPod: 275 million customers served
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-demoes-ios-4-2-for-the-ipad-not-shipping-yet/
1:15 pm
56 Comments
Apple demoes iOS 4.2, features AirPlay media streaming
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ipod-touch-2010-first-hands-on/
2:55 pm
550 Comments
iPod touch (2010) first hands-on!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apples-airplay-music-streaming-coming-to-third-party-speaker-do/
2:49 pm
103 Comments
Apple's AirPlay music streaming coming to third party speaker docks, receivers, and stereos
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ipod-shuffle-first-hands-on/
2:46 pm
110 Comments
iPod shuffle first hands-on!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/apple-tv-2010-hands-on/
2:37 pm
380 Comments
Apple TV (2010) first look / hands-on!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ipod-nano-first-hands-on/
2:36 pm
486 Comments
iPod nano first hands-on!
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/confirmed-the-ipod-classic-is-alive-and-well/
2:20 pm
127 Comments
Confirmed: the iPod Classic is alive and well
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/windows-phone-7-goes-gold-master-begins-rolling-out-to-partners/
4:00 pm
375 Comments
Windows Phone 7 goes gold master, begins rolling out to partners for final launch preparations
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/ipod-nano-vs-touch-vs-shuffle-fight/
3:41 pm
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iPod nano vs touch vs shuffle... fight!
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Epic's spectacular Unreal Engine 3 tech demo free at iTunes App Store
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Philips GoGear Connect hands-on
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Sep 1st 2010

Philips GoGear Connect hands-on

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Fake Nexus One browsing fake Engadget

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iPod nano vs touch vs shuffle... fight!

by Ross Miller Sep 1st 2010, 3:41 pm

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iPod touch (2010) first hands-on!

by Joshua Topolsky Sep 1st 2010, 2:55 pm

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iPod shuffle first hands-on!

by Ross Miller Sep 1st 2010, 2:46 pm

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iPod nano first hands-on!

by Ross Miller Sep 1st 2010, 2:36 pm

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The new Apple TV for $99

by Paul Miller Sep 1st 2010, 1:52 pm

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Apple announces iOS 4.1

by Donald Melanson Sep 1st 2010, 1:08 pm

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Live from Apple's fall 2010 event

by Joshua Topolsky Sep 1st 2010, 12:52 pm

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The Apple Store is down... move along

by Laura June Sep 1st 2010, 12:00 pm

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Live from Sony IFA 2010 press event

by Paul Miller Sep 1st 2010, 11:04 am

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ViewSonic ViewPad 7 video hands-on

by Paul Miller Sep 1st 2010, 9:20 am

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We're live from IFA 2010!

by Chris Ziegler Sep 1st 2010, 7:00 am

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PlayStation Move review

by Ross Miller Sep 1st 2010, 3:01 am

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Old Digg Crushes New Digg in Reader Vote

In the debate between the old version of Digg and the new Digg, the readers have spoken.Last week, Digg launched version 4.0 of the popular social news website. Its been a rocky road pre-launch, so why would it be any different post-launch?Since the launch of the New Digg, which introduced the ability to follow friends, a faster architecture and personalized news, users have been in revolt, mostly over the types of stories reaching the front page. Digg has since addressed some of these issues, but the debate rages on.Last week we asked you, the Mashable readers, for your opinion on Digg. Which did you prefer: The new digg or the old one?The old version of Digg was clearly your choice. With a full 78% of the vote (4,808 votes), the classic version bested the new versions 12% (747 votes). Four percent of you (230 votes) said it was a tie, while 6% of you (348 votes) said you werent a fan of Digg.In the comments, the debate surrounded features that were available in the old version that werent in the new one, including the ability to bury stories and the ability to check upcoming stories. Many of you were also quick to point out that the new Digg is designed to broaden the appeal of the social news website, rather than limit it to its current niche of tech-savvy users.Were going to revisit this debate in the future, when weve had time to reflect on the changes happening at Digg. In the meantime though, we want to hear your thoughts on this debate in the comments. New Digg vs. Old Digg: Which one do you prefer?online surveys Follow Mashable on DiggReviews: Digg, MashableMore About: digg, New Digg, poll, web faceoffFor more Battles coverage:Follow Mashable Battles on TwitterBecome a Fan on FacebookSubscribe to the Battles channelDownload our free apps for iPhone and iPad

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If you're anything like me, you've been hitting refresh on the Apple iTunes website waiting for them to put iTunes 10 up for download. Sure, it has said it was available since this morning, but when you click through, it would still be iTunes 9.2.1 with a promise that iTunes 10 was "coming soon." Links being shared on Twitter were likewise bogus. It was starting to look like a Duke Nukem situation. Well, it took several hours, but it's finally here. Apple announced iTunes 10 this morning at their event in San Francisco. The latest version is more than just a minor update, there are several things that have been reworks, including some UI elements. But the biggest addition is obviously Ping, the music social network Apple has baked into iTunes. I got a chance to use it earlier on some demo computers and on the iPhone/iPod touch -- it's very interesting. Now it's time to see if 160 million built-in users agree.

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SkyFire submits Flash-friendly iOS browser to the App Store

SkyFire has announced that its self-titled browser has been submitted to Apple for approval on the App Store. The browser brings indirect support for a wide range of Flash content, working around Apple's prohibition of Adobe's multimedia platform on iOS devices....


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New iPods vs. Old: Specs, Design Reveal Big Improvements

Comparing technical specification of the most recent generation of iPods with their most recent predecessors show big improvements - not to mention better design aesthetics.

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